Diets that Restrict Caloric Intake Speed Up Aging

Common sense dictates that you're an idiot.

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"Common Sense" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Most diet programs allow you to lose weight by restricting caloric
intake. The methods of restriction may include low fat diets, high
intake of fruits and vegetables or low carb diets. If you are
successful in losing weight and keeping it off with any of these
programs you are destined to age at a fast rate.

Yea maybe Common sense dictates you are an idiot. But guess what, at my
class reunion all my low carb friends looked near slim but old. That
was the comment of the girls in our group. Common sense tell me that
maybe there is a connection between low carb and getting on in life.
Do a check yourself. Compare the looks of low carb persons with their
peers.Seriously.

Common Sense said:

Aging is the imbalance between wear and tear of the body and the rate
of tissue repair.

Hocus pocus and witch doctor diagnosis.

Aging is caused by telomere shortening, & oxidation.
http://www.infoaging.org/b-tel-home.html

Quoted message said:

"This article is great. Now I understand why my low-carb friends look
so old."

The article is nonsense. The famous study by Clive McCay 60 years ago showed
that you increase lifespan in rats by reducing calories.

gtoomey

this is a nut

Learn how to quote properly, idiot.

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Most people are dumb as bricks; some people are dumber than that. -- MFW

"Common Sense" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Yea maybe Common sense dictates you are an idiot. But guess what, at my
class reunion all my low carb friends looked near slim but old. That
was the comment of the girls in our group. Common sense tell me that
maybe there is a connection between low carb and getting on in life.
Do a check yourself. Compare the looks of low carb persons with their
peers.Seriously.

Common Sense <[email hidden]> wrote:
|| Most diet programs allow you to lose weight by restricting
|| caloric intake. The methods of restriction may include low
|| fat diets, high intake of fruits and vegetables or low carb
|| diets. If you are successful in losing weight and keeping it
|| off with any of these programs you are destined to age at a
|| fast rate.
||
|| Why?
||
|| Aging is the imbalance between wear and tear of the body and
|| the rate of tissue repair. While wear and tear to some extent
|| is out of our control the rate of tissue repair is not. The
|| greater the repair rate of the body, the slower the rate of
|| aging, vice versa, the slower the repair rate of the body the
|| faster the rate of aging. Excess caloric intake is essential
|| for a rapid repair rate of the body,but if your diet is set
|| only to meet your basic metabolic needs it means that your
|| rate of repair will be slow due to inadequacy of caloric
|| intake. Therefore most diets will cause you to age faster.
||
|| To age slowly, you must have a non-restrictive diet but most
|| non-restrictive diets will shunt excess calories into fat, so
|| while you may age more slowly you will be getting fatter.
||
|| The Sabbatical Diet is a non-restrictive diet which
|| selectively shifts the excess caloric intake into protein
|| metabolism and tissue repair and is the only diet that slows
|| the aging process while preventing obesity at the same time.
||
|| Dr. Robert Robinson MBBS. DM.(Int. Med.) is a specialist in
|| Internal Medicine trained at the University of The West
|| Indies. He has over ten (10) years experience in the
|| management of patients with obesity and other chronic
|| non-communicable diseases. He is the author of the book "The
|| Sabbatical Diet" http://www.sabbaticaldiet.com
||
|| Article Source:
|| http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Robert_Robinson
||
|| "This article is great. Now I understand why my low-carb
|| friends look so old."
||
|| CS

Obviously they have affected your brain.

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"God must love stupid people; He made so many."

Common Sense said:

Yea maybe Common sense dictates you are an idiot.

Let's see who's the idiot. You posted nonsense. When the resident
troll let his bot respond to you you apparently didn't look back
through
the archives enough to figure out what was going on. You have not
gone through the archives to learn that the "Reply" button under
"show options" does set up quotes correctly.

Quoted message said:

But guess what, at my
class reunion all my low carb friends looked near slim but old. That
was the comment of the girls in our group.

But here's where it really comes in. You're lying and it doesn't even
appear that you know you're lying. Following the directions of pretty
much any low carb program takes years *off* the appearance of
nearly everyone who does it. It's the folks who abuse programs that
look older, and the ones who abuse low fat get wrinkles even faster.

Quoted message said:

Common sense tell me that
maybe there is a connection between low carb and getting on in life.
Do a check yourself. Compare the looks of low carb persons with their
peers.Seriously.

Absolutely do that. It's one of the best factors in favor of low carb
out there. Just *look* at the ones who *follow the directions* of
whatever plan they are on. It doesn't even matter which low carb
plan they pick. Pick anyone who's followed the directions of their
low carb plan for 3+ months, and then ask to see their before pix.

Actually, studies on low calorie diets show an increase in longevity. So
apparently your "common sense meter" is broke!

"Common Sense" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Most diet programs allow you to lose weight by restricting caloric
intake. The methods of restriction may include low fat diets, high
intake of fruits and vegetables or low carb diets. If you are
successful in losing weight and keeping it off with any of these
programs you are destined to age at a fast rate.

Why?

Aging is the imbalance between wear and tear of the body and the rate
of tissue repair. While wear and tear to some extent is out of our
control the rate of tissue repair is not. The greater the repair rate
of the body, the slower the rate of aging, vice versa, the slower the
repair rate of the body the faster the rate of aging. Excess caloric
intake is essential for a rapid repair rate of the body,but if your
diet is set only to meet your basic metabolic needs it means that your
rate of repair will be slow due to inadequacy of caloric intake.
Therefore most diets will cause you to age faster.

To age slowly, you must have a non-restrictive diet but most
non-restrictive diets will shunt excess calories into fat, so while you
may age more slowly you will be getting fatter.

The Sabbatical Diet is a non-restrictive diet which selectively shifts
the excess caloric intake into protein metabolism and tissue repair and
is the only diet that slows the aging process while preventing obesity
at the same time.

Dr. Robert Robinson MBBS. DM.(Int. Med.) is a specialist in Internal
Medicine trained at the University of The West Indies. He has over ten
(10) years experience in the management of patients with obesity and
other chronic non-communicable diseases. He is the author of the book
"The Sabbatical Diet" http://www.sabbaticaldiet.com

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Robert_Robinson

"This article is great. Now I understand why my low-carb friends look
so old."

CS

"The article is nonsense. The famous study by Clive McCay 60 years ago
showed
that you increase lifespan in rats by reducing calories. "

And there has been more focus on this with more studies recently that
came to the same conclusion. I recall seeing a segment on NBC news a
few years ago about a small number of true believers that put
themselves on this type of starvation diet believing they will live a
lot longer. They interviewed one guy in San Francisco and showed the
tiny amout of food he was eating. A small salad with no dressing was a
typical meal. Only problems were feeling hungry all the time, lack of
energy, total loss of libido and his doctor telling him that at 35 he
was already showing signs of osteoporosis.

But extremes aside, I've never seen anyone credible suggesting that one
needs excess calories for tissue repair as a way of life extension.
So, I vote with those that say Common Sense has none!